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What is the real benefits of all of these?
From what I can understand, HDMI offers the ability to send audio along the same cable as well as the ability to do progressive scan.
I've Googled but I can't seem to find any real answers. Why would someone ...
Started by Nazadus on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
HDMI, as it can....
So I have a DVI->HDMI cable for the TV and DVI to the monitor .
For example, I have a dual-DVI video card, and an HDMI HDTV (via receiver), and DVI-capable monitor .
It's largely an issue of what your input and output devices support .
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Just out of curiosity and lack of a definite answer...
I was just looking at some data that is sent from a 3rd party to us, and their "Gender" field is a [0,1] denoting either a Female (0) or a Male (1).
Is there any better reason to use [0,1] over ["...
Started by CheeseConQueso on
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by 18 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Obfuscation
It's better to use 0 and 1 instead of F and M if you want to obfuscate your data to make it difficult for other programmers... .
If you are really, really, really worried about size constraints, [0,1] will save you a few bits .
It really doesn't matter.
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We are using CruiseControl.net and we are looking into moving to team city but i just noticed that thoughtworks has another product called Cruise
http://studios.thoughtworks.com/cruise-continuous-integration
is anyone using this product in a production...
Started by oo on
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Functionality wise I couldn't see that much difference between the two, however the Cruise product has significantly more 'polish' from a UI and usability perspective... .
I worked in a team where we used Cruise and my history had been with CruiseControl.NET .
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BlackBerry versus Android versus Apple
Latest Vodacom statistics reveal an interesting trend regarding the most popular smartphone and tablet PC platforms
Started by jes on
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by 12 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at za):
I suppose it is that "free....
Originally Posted by ClintX Blackberry's success always baffles me.
I suppose it is that "free" internet that appeals to people in this country where data is still shockingly expensive .
Blackberry's success always baffles me.
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When planning and prioritizing what is to be included in a release, do you distinguish between bugs, feature enhancements and new features?
For example, do bugs always take priority - do you fix all known bugs before working on new features? Do you use...
Started by Ed Schembor on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Sometimes, it just isn't worth it to have every single bug .
versus the problems caused by it.
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I have a class named Customer (with typical customer properties) and I need to pass around, and databind, a "chunk" of Customer instances. Currently I'm using an array of Customer, but I've also used Collection of T (and List of T before I knew about ...
Started by rp on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Arrays are okay in some cases, but should be considered somewhat harmful - they have... .
In particular, I believe ArrayList isn't even supported in Silverlight 2 .
Yes, Collection<T> (or List<T> more commonly) makes ArrayList pretty much obsolete .
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Is there any benifit to using one of these methods over the other when resolving paths which start with the tilde (~)?
Generally, what is a better practice, should you be sending relative paths or absolute paths down in your html?
Started by Bob on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The difference between ResolveUrl and ResolveClientUrl is that ResolveClientUrl returns a path relative to the current page, ResolveUrl returns a path relative to the site root:
http://www.andornot.com/about/developerblog/2007/06/resolveurl-vs-resolveclienturl... .
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I'm building an application with the following criteria:
work items: items that need to be manually worked via the web by users (short one page form) Multiple users working 'work items' Each user has a queue of 'work items' There is a search that allows...
Started by ckarbass on
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Sounds like you're talking about pessimistic verses optimistic....
Give B a tool to do so.
I personally would go with option 2 - plus, if there applicable (for example those edits are on a longer text) make it the responsibility of User B to merge the edits .
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The company I work for sells a J2EE application that runs on Tomcat, WebSphere, or WebLogic. We have a customer that is trying to decide between Tomcat and WebSphere. They're leaning towards WebSphere because they're concerned that Tomcat has more security...
Started by Clint Miller on
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The problem comes when trying to do some more complex security tricks (admin authentication using SecureID or something) you need to dig much deeper... .
In my experience, WebSphere isn't adding anything that isn't spec (and thus somewhat supported on Tomcat) .
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Which one of this frameworks would you recommend to someone who knows the basics of PHP? What are the advantages and disadvantages?
Started by John on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Instead, I'd suggest to get a firm ....
I wouldn't suggest any frameworks to someone who knows just the basics .
In your case I would go with (in this order):
Kohana Zend Framework Since they are easier to pick up (specially for a beginner) than Symphony .
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